On a short term basis, it sometimes appears that there is a LOT of money left over, but it never fails....it does get used eventually.

Another issue is selling the note, it will be more valuable if it is processed.When you borrower fails to meet the obligations, if you did not process the loan and qualify the buyer, you'll likely be seen as a preditory lender, how will you prove that what you took the buyer into was a doable deal?

I've found that anyone who is caught up with punching a clock will fail.

Banks do not require any penalty if the buyer fails to perform and any earnest money which may be non-refundable simply represents the option price.

Starting out, it is an emotional rollercoaster, stay strong and committed to succeed.In order to be a true wholesaler, you need to have enough knowledge of the business and although most newbies start out as "wholesalers", many fail because they fail to learn the actual business.

Mental illness, bottom line definition seems to be when someone fails to conform to the expectations of society due to any personality or physical manifestation....while we try to label disorders that are similar.I don't know if evil is in all of us, to some degree, but there are certainly evil people.I think Jason has a point too, going further, evil may only exist if there is good.

Yeah, I think there are ways to switch from pdf to word but when I tried I failed.

I believe our country spends the most money in education than any other country in the world...and yet the schools continue to fail us.

On a side note hes actually a really good guy, and definitely not the grimey sleasy type that people tend to associate with real estate investors and I have a fair amount of trust in him.My thought is that if it works out I could be starting on the path of a really cool and fulfilling career and setting myself up for financial security and if it fails I'm only 22 years old and I still have a degree to fall back on.

Many academicians have extensively studied and authored articles discussing the workings and failings of the US deposit insurance system.